What's actually in the current module list?

Current menu breaks down roughly like this: player aimbot, puppet aimbot, player ESP, NPC ESP, item ESP, vehicle ESP, misc, and config. Puppet aimbot is its own section — not merged with player aimbot.

NPC ESP covers puppets, sentries, and animals with optional health bars. Item ESP still has battle mode to thin out labels when you are in a fight. Misc includes no recoil, no spread, unlimited ammo, crosshair, FPS cap, and language options — all clearly marked as higher risk toggles.

Vehicle ESP lists the usual transport types — WolfsWagen, Laika, Rager, bikes, rafts, motorboats, SUP boards, Kinglet Duster. Distance filter helps when you are scanning a coastline for a stolen boat.

Config tab lets you save, load, and delete profiles. Handy if you run a quiet loot profile on one server and something more aggressive elsewhere.

The live feature list on the product page matches the current loader. If a module name changed in a patch, the status page and support docs are updated first — archived screenshots may lag.

Requirements side: Windows 10/11, Intel or AMD, and HVCI / Core Isolation / TPM / Secure Boot / cloud DMA noted for full functionality. Check EAC status on the site before load — SCUM uses EAC, not BattlEye.

One thing that tripped me up: player ESP and "wallhack" are the same module here — boxes, skeleton, nickname, items in hand, drones, render distance cap. No separate wallhack toggle.

Pricing is $35/month or $150 lifetime if that matters for your planning. Single license, one loader.

Worth reading the features thread alongside the aimbot and ESP guides. Module list is only half the picture — how you tune FOV and filters matters more day to day.

That clears it up — puppet aimbot separate, battle mode still there. Going to map a loot profile tonight. Thanks all.